Kiplinger published on January 5 an article by Kevin Webb, CFP, about using HSA accounts to fund retirement. Déjà vu: Our July 5, 2016 Blog Discussed this Strategy. When financial advisors … [Read more...] about Retirement Planning – Health Savings Account (HSA)
Frank Haarlander
Taxpayer Options When You Owe the IRS & Receive Notice of Intent to Levy
Once the IRS makes an assessment against a taxpayer, it is required to send a series of notices to the taxpayer before it takes enforced collection action. Substitute for Return When a … [Read more...] about Taxpayer Options When You Owe the IRS & Receive Notice of Intent to Levy
Mailing Woes – Burden of Proof is on Taxpayer
Failure to follow IRS mailing rules causes taxpayer to lose refund claim. Facts: Crispino vs. US The Crispino v US federal district court case in New Jersey addresses some very … [Read more...] about Mailing Woes – Burden of Proof is on Taxpayer
IRS FLEXING ITS MUSCLES
Build Back America Plan Proposes $80 Billion Increase to IRS Budget Allowing Hiring of 87,000 New Employees Taxpayers in the News IRS cases against actors Charlie Sheen and Chris Tucker made … [Read more...] about IRS FLEXING ITS MUSCLES
Offers in Compromise (OIC) – The Numbers Behind the Hype
Every taxpayer who has IRS tax debt wants to be accepted in the IRS's OIC program. Who wouldn't? OICs allow taxpayers to settle their tax debt for less than the full amount owed. … [Read more...] about Offers in Compromise (OIC) – The Numbers Behind the Hype
Sole Proprietorship or Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Operating as a sole proprietorship is the least complicated way to run a business. But, is it the best way to run a business? The Simplicity of a Sole Proprietorship In the eyes of the IRS … [Read more...] about Sole Proprietorship or Limited Liability Company (LLC)
